@technicallydifficult @georgia @lizzie Yeah, that's fairly common when one takes a "scriptural inerrancy" position (which is actually fairly new and would have been very foreign to how the reformers understood Sola Scriptura) and try to see scripture as a continuous narrative that speaks to a single way for every person in every time to live rather than accepting that scripture speaks from multiple perspectives to different life situations as is common outside of American Evangelicalism.